
An Bang Beach
An Bang Beach
Sapa, Vietnam
Tranquil, tree-lined beach featuring white sand, palapas, lounge chairs & eateries.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Tranquil, tree-lined beach featuring white sand, palapas, lounge chairs & eateries.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Thủy Tiên Vương — 2 weeks ago
A beautiful white-sand beach with gentle waves. Lots of seashells for kids to pick up, and several seafood restaurants along the shore. It’s best to avoid the rainy or winter season if you want to swim and sunbathe all day, though we were lucky to visit on a sunny winter day.
**★★★★★ Ankita Arya — a month ago
I had a wonderful experience in An Beach ! The place is absolutely beautiful, spotlessly clean, and peaceful. The water is stunning, and I visited during evening , so the weather was perfect and the cleanliness was impressive. The crowd was minimal, making it even more enjoyable. Overall, it was a fantastic and relaxing experience!
**★★★★★ Russ Lacuata — 4 months ago
Clean, beautiful stretch of beach. Warm water, soft sand, and calm waves perfect for the whole family. Plenty of good restaurants lined along the beach, if you order food from them then you dont have to pay the lounger and umbrella.
We are lucky that we are staying just a good 5 minutes walk away from the beach. During our stay, we get to do our early morning walk and swim in the morning.
**★★★★★ Dimitri Sterlin — 4 months ago
It's a nice beach with fine sand. I went there during week days so it wasn't busy. The beach is clean and water temperature is perfect to cool down. There are a few vendors trying to sell you stuff but they are very polite and might have a quick chat with you.
**★☆☆☆☆ Pied Piper — 3 weeks ago
An bang beach and the next beach along cua dai are full of rubbish and stuffs to keep further erosion (that they caused), and are still causing, by over construction at bay. It will not work, and a tsunami, or even just powerful waves will wash this away. Only good thing was watching the fisherman dredge molluscs from the seabed. Which actually also is very damaging for the coast. Huge JCB'S were further extracting sand and sediment from large coastal areas along the beach. They clearly have not
















